Infamy in United States
Infamy Definition
That state which is produced by the conviction of an infamous crime, and the loss of honor, which renders the infamous person incompetent as a witness or juror. 3 Watts & S. (Pa.) 342.
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That state which is produced by the conviction of an infamous crime, and the loss of honor, which renders the infamous person incompetent as a witness or juror. 3 Watts & S. (Pa.) 342.
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Infamy
United States Constitution
According to the Encyclopedia of the American Constitution, about its article titled 279 INFAMYOur legal system depends upon the reliability of a person’s word-his oath as an officer, his promise as a contractor, his testimony as a witness. Under the common law, conviction of certain crimes so diminished a person’s credibility that he permanently forfeited certain of his civil rights,
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Further Reading (Articles)
The Hall of Infamy beckons., Cyprus Mail (Cyprus); June 7, 2009
A SOLDIER’S PERSONAL ‘DAY OF INFAMY’ ON DEC. 3, 1968, AN UNDERMANNED COMPANY CEASED TO EXIST, The Buffalo News (Buffalo, NY); December 3, 1992; By STEPHEN T. BANKO III –
Infamy, Journal of Environmental Health; October 1, 1998; Gist, Ginger L
Infamy lives, but ceremony wanes, The Record (Bergen County, NJ); December 8, 2004; WHITNEY KVASAGER, SPECIAL TO THE RECORD
FOR PEARL HARBOR VETS IT’S STILL A DAY OF INFAMY.(News), Daily News (Los Angeles, CA); December 7, 1999
A not-so-instant replay of that day of infamy, Chicago Sun-Times; November 29, 1987; Jack Schnedler
Kenneth Williams’s ‘Infamy’ one liner voted funniest gag of all times, Hindustan Times (New Delhi, India); April 4, 2007
Infamy, Infamy, They’ve All Got It Infamy, Daily Mail (London); November 10, 2005; Macleod, John
We Must Set Aside Time to Reflect on Days of Infamy, Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL); December 23, 2004; Clarbour, Ralph
John Kerry: U.S. Will ‘Live in Infamy’ If Military Doesn’t Strike Syria, Examiner (Washington, D.C.), The; September 4, 2013; Gehrke, Joel
Tonya’s Infamy Sells, Too, Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL); July 1, 2001
FDR Dictated `Infamy’ Speech, The Washington Times (Washington, DC); September 20, 2001; McCain, Robert Stacy
Days of infamy, New Pittsburgh Courier; August 15, 2007; Kuroiwa, Wallace Ryan
Day of infamy.(Excerpt), Cobblestone; November 1, 2011; Roosevelt, Franklin D.
The Origins of Infamy.(Brief article)(Book review), MBR Bookwatch; January 1, 2010; Dunford, Michael
‘Day of infamy’ rites call to mind a more recent one.(NEWS), Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN); December 8, 2006; Coleman, Nick
Two days of infamy in world history, Chicago Defender; December 7, 1999; Anonymous
Editorial: Three days of infamy in world history, New Pittsburgh Courier; December 29, 1999
THE NO.1 LINER; Infamy! Infamy! They’ve all got it in for me! – Kenneth Williams, Carry On Cleo (1964).(News), The Mirror (London, England); April 4, 2007
EDITORIAL SALUTE TO OUR FORCES REMEMBERING DAY THAT LIVES IN INFAMY ; Remembering day that lives in infamy, Daily News (Los Angeles, CA); December 7, 2011
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